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What is the most common Guillian Barre Syndrome
acquired paralysis in a
previously healthy child?
What is the most Potassium
important electrolyte to
replace in a dehydrated 4
week old infant with
gastric outlet
obstruction?
A child has a midline cyst Thyrolglossal duct cyst
in the neck that moves
with swallowing. what is
the most likely diagnosis?
How much time does a 30%
full term neonate spend
in waking state?
,A caregiver brings a 16 20 ml/kg over 5-20 min may repeat
month old into the ER for
severe vomiting and
diarrhea. Hypovolemic
shock is suspected. No
cardiac abnormalities are
suspected. What is the
appropriate initial bolus
dose of an isotonic
crystalloid solutions?
A newborn with Ventriculoperitoneal shunt (VP)
meningomyelocele has
surgery to close the
defect but develops
hydrocephalus. What
procedure is most
commonly done to
correct this?
An infant with hypertonia Trisomy 21
is born with up slanting
palpebral fissures,
bilateral epicanthic fold,
macroglossia, and a
single transverse palmar
crease. What is the most
likely diagnosis?
What is another name for Down syndrome
Trisomy 21?
What is a common cause SIDS (sudden infant death syndrome)
of deaths in infants?
,A 4 week old infant is Ampicillin and ceftriaxone
brought in with a fever,
poor feeding, and
irritability. Physical exam
shows temp 39.4 and right
otitis media with a
bulging TM. The rest of
the exam is normal.
Appropriate labs are
obtained. What antibiotic
is the best treatment in
this scenario?
An infant is born with Holt Oram Syndrome
agenesis of the forearm
resulting in the left hand
originating at the elbow,
low sloping shoulders,
cardiac anomalies, a bifid
thumb, and chest wall
deformities. What is the
most likely diagnosis?
, A 35 year old G3P2002 Therapeutic Hypothermia
presents at 39 weeks with
sever abd pain and vag
bleeding. FHR 100. Stat
section is performed. The
neonatal team is handed
a limp term infant with HR
of 40 and no
spontaneous breathing.
The infant is aggressively
resuscitated, including
PPV, intubation, UVC, EPI,
Normal Saline bolus, and
emergency released
blood. The OB confirms
that a uterine rupture was
the Etiology of the
bleeding prior to delivery.
The first ABG was 6.9,
35,130, base excess -20.
And lactate 16. At one
hour of age she is
breathing spontaneously
and has normal heart
rate. She is lethargic but
responsive and has
overactive deep tendon
reflexes. What is the most
appropriate next course
of action?
What are the initial Hyperventilation
respiratory signs and
symptoms of septic
shock?